Present Perfect rules

In the Present Perfect, the verb "have" is an auxiliary.

• True

• False

The action of the sentences in Present Perfect never has an effect on the present.

• True

• False

We create a sentence in Present Perfect with the auxiliary "have" and the verb in the _______________ form.

• Infinitive

• Past Simple

• Past Participle

• Continuous

We use "have" for all the subjects.

• True

• False

She has an enormous bedroom.

• This is not a sentence in Present Perfect Simple.

• This is a sentence in Present Perfect Simple.

The structure of a negative sentence in Present Perfect Simple is...

• Subject + haven't + Past Participle + complements

• Subject + havent/ hasnt + Past Participle + complements

• Subject + has + Past Participle + complements

• Subject + haven't/ hasn't + Past Participle + complements

Where do we write an adverb?

• After the verb in Past Participle.

• At the beginning of the sentence.

• Between the auxiliary "have" and the verb in Past Participle.

• We don't use adverbs.

This sentence is correct:

We have sang.

• True

• False

What effect does this sentence have on the present?

Where has Martina gone?

• Martina is here.

• I don't see Martina.

• Martina is not here anymore.

• I am talking to Martina now.

We use Present Perfect to talk about a finished action in the past that is not important now.

• True

• False